Lesson 5: Looking Forward
B. Parting Thoughts & Recommended
Reading
Click > for a few final
thoughts from your instructor.
Thanks for sharing your time
and taking the initiative to seek out
ways to improve your communication skills.
Just by doing that you are well on the road
to improved satisfaction with your work
and personal relationships.
If you're looking for further
inspiration or need a refresher in the future,
take a look at some of these books that
I have found inspiring:
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Bradshaw, J. (1988). On: the Family.
Deerfield Beach, FL: Health Communications
Inc.
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Burns, D. (1999). Feeling Good - The
New Mood Therapy: Avon.
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Angel & Petronko.
(1983) Developing the New Assertive
Nurse. New York, NY: Springer (Available
through Anderson Home Study, 1-800-532-2332,
10 hours)
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Butler, Pamela. (1981) Self-Assertion
for Women. San Francisco: Harper and Row,
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Carnegie, Dale. (1957) How to Stop Worrying
and Start Living. Indianapolis, IN:
Cardinal, 7th printing
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Crum, Thomas.
(1987) The Magic of Conflict. New
York: Touchstone (Simon & Schuster)
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De Angelis, Barbara.
(1987) How To Make Love All the Time.
New York: Rawson Associates
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Elgin, Suzette Haden. (1980) The Gentle
Art of Verbal Self-Defense. NJ(?):Dorset
Press (Prentice-Hall)
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Harris, Thomas.
(1973) I'm O.K. You're O.K. New York:
Avon, Mass Market
Paperback
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Klerman, Gerald
and Myrna Weissman. (1984) Interpersonal
Psychotherapy of Depression. New York:
Basic Books,. Klerman
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Miller, Jean Baker. (1986) Toward a
New Psychology of Women. Boston: Beacon
Press
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Peck, Scott. (1998) The Road Less Traveled.
NY: Simon and Schuster
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Recovery Publications.
The 12 Steps for Adult Children of
Alcoholic & Other
Dysfunctional Families. (619) 275-1350.
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Smith, Manuel. (1975) When I Say No
I Feel Guilty. NY: Bantam Books (Random
House)
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Weisinger, Hendrie & Lobsenz,
Norman. (1983) Nobody's Perfect: How
To Give Criticism and Get Results.
NY: Warner Books
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Whitfield, Charles. (1989) Healing the
Child Within. Deerfield Beach, FL: Health
Communications
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Lesson
5 shares parting thoughts
and recommendations for further study. 